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Two consecutive resonance frequencies of a wire stretched between two fixed ends, 80 cm apart, are...

Two consecutive resonance frequencies of a wire stretched between two fixed ends, 80 cm apart, are 375 and 500 Hz.
a) Calculate the wave velocity.
b) Calculate the lowest resonance frequency.
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